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@epam/ngx-modal

v4.3.1

Published

Open modal window for your Angular X application

Downloads

35

Readme

ngx-modal

Open modal window for your Angular X application

INSTALL

npm i -S @epam/ngx-modal

USAGE

Example 1: Route modal

  1. Add <router-outlet name="modal"></router-outlet> to AppComponent template
  2. Configure AppModule
// app.module.ts
@NgModule({
    imports: [
        ModalModule.forRoot(options),
        RouterModule.forRoot([
            { path: 'greet/:user', outlet: 'modal', component: GreetingsModalComponent },
        ]),
    ]
})
export class AppModule { }
  1. Add link, e.g. <a [routerLink]="['.', { outlets: { 'modal': 'greet/joe'} }]">Greetings, Joe!</a>
  2. Create GreetingsModalComponent
@Component({
    template: `
<modal [isOpen]="true">
    <modal-header title="Greetings"></modal-header>
    <modal-content>Example Modal Content</modal-content>
</modal>
    `
})
export class GreetingsModalComponent {

    @ViewChild(ModalComponent) protected modal: ModalComponent;

    constructor() { }

}

Example 2: Confirm

  1. Import ModalConfirmComponent
  2. Add following markup to your component template
<modal-confirm #confirm 
    title="Confirmation" 
    content="Are you are sure?"></modal-confirm>
<a (click)="openConfirm()">Confirm</a>
  1. Add openConfirm method
export class AppComponent {

    @ViewChild(ModalConfirmComponent) private confirm: ModalConfirmComponent;

    protected openConfirm() {
        this.confirm.open();
        this.confirm.okay.subscribe(() => {
            console.log('Okay...');
        });
    }
}

CONFIGURATION

ModalModule has some configuration

@NgModule({
    imports: [
        ModalModule.forRoot(modalOptions),
    ]
})

Where modalOptions is defaults of following:

export const defaultOptions: ModalOptions = {
    popupOpenedClass: 'ngx-modal-popup-opened',
    isOpenClass: 'ngx-modal-open',
    isNotificationClass: 'ngx-modal-notification',
    popupClass: 'ngx-modal-popup',
    bodyClass: 'ngx-modal-body',
    headerClass: 'ngx-modal-header',
    footerClass: 'ngx-modal-footer',
    contentClass: 'ngx-modal-content',
    /**
     * Class for close button in modal-header component.
     */
    buttonCloseClass: 'ngx-modal-button-close',
    /**
     * Content in close button tag.
     */
    buttonCloseContent: '&times;',
    /**
     * Navigate back when modal close
     */
    backOnClose: true,
    hasCloseButton: true,
    confirmFooterToolbarClass: 'ngx-modal-confirm-footer-toolbar',
    confirmOkayButtonClass: '',
    confirmCancelButtonClass: '',
};

API

ModalModule

  • ModalModule.forRoot(modalOptions) override default options
  • ModalModule.forChild(modalOptions) set modal options for this module

ModalComponent

Selector: modal

Inputs:

  • routed: boolean Set flag indicating that modal is routed
  • isOpen: boolean Open modal when component initialized
  • isNotification: boolean

Outputs:

  • onClose: EventEmitter<any>
  • onOpen: EventEmitter<any>

Methods:

  • open: void Open modal
  • close: void Close modal

ModalConfirmComponent

Selector: modal-confirm

Inputs:

  • title: string
  • content: string
  • okayLabel: string = 'Okay' Okay button label
  • cancelLabel: string = 'Cancel'

Properties:

  • result: readonly Subject` Result of confirm
  • isOpen: readonly boolean
  • okay: readonly Observable<boolean> Observable of result filtered to true

Methods:

  • open Open modal confirm

ModalHeaderComponent

Selector: modal-header

Inputs:

  • title: string
  • hasCloseButton: boolean

Properties:

  • closeEventEmitter: EventEmitter<any>

ModalFooterComponent

Selector: modal-footer

ModalContentComponent

Selector: modal-content

CHANGELOG

  • 4.3.0: added type to buttons
  • 4.2.0: added license
  • 4.1.0: introduced routed input property
  • 4.0.0: fixed aot
  • 3.3.0: fixed aot
  • 3.1.0: fixed closing for confirm
  • 3.0.0: removed routeOutlets, routeOnClose options - replaced by backOnClose option
  • 2.0.0: fixed closing route modal in lazy components
  • 1.1.1: refactoring
  • 1.1.0: angular package format ng-packagr
  • 1.1.0-0: added unit tests
  • 1.0.0: first release